St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-24
AUCTION SALES.
"A. M. Doherty, Anctioaeer.

"A. M. DOhefty, Auct{Gyaeer.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE AID business
u property at Merriam Park at auction
will sell at auction, on thepfemises at Mer-
riam Park station on Thursday, JuEe 2, at 3
O'Clock in the afternoon, 20 elegant lots for
residence and business purposes. EEis prop
erty is most desirably situated mt he Merriam
Park station of the Chicago, Milwaukee, 4 st.
Paul railroad, and is known as Merriam Park
Fourth addition. The property 10 he sold
lies beautifully, and that portion fronting on
st. Anthony avenue and Cleord avenue is
especially desirable for residence grcdnds.
while the remaining part of the lots fronting
on Cleveland avenue and Gilbert street are
finely adapted for business This part cf the
Midway district is without doubt tie finest
suburban property in the country. Up to the
present there has been nothing in the way OF
lots sold without $500 building clause,
and the result has been TO build Up e settle
ment of the best class of our business people
people who take pride in the ceautifying
of their homes. Many elegant cottages have
been erected and are occupied by the owners,
and an air of thrift seems to perFade the
whole district. The railroad facAitesare of
the very best there being trains III AID from
the two cities every half hour. Th;c sale will
be bona-fida, and every assurance IS given
that the sale will be made in tbs very best
faith. The terms of sale will re S.ade very
easy, one-fourth cash, the balance III orc, two
and three years at 8 per cent: interest.
Further particulars of this sale viii he gwen
hereafter Rush b. Wheeler, sue agert for
the owners, 101 Drake block; A. ". Doherty,
autioneer, 422 Wahasha ST., st. Paul. 144*
ZINE IMPROVED PROPERTY at
l. auction on East Seventh st. / will sell
at auction on the premises, on the corner of
East Seventh and Reaney sts., on Wednes-
day, June /, at o'clock in the afternoon,
lots % and "a, in block 2, K. NJ I1ackubin's
addition to st. Paul, together with the i'm
provements thereon, which consist or very
tllcio fol Hrinl f,f
stores, with good Easements and eight suites
of rooms. This property cannot rent ct the
lowest estimate for less than $4,000 per an
mum. The building is new, having been
complered about one year ago. East Seventh
st, is to-day the most prominent retail street
Ill the city, and property on the line OF the
street is desirable at almoStany price. Within
one year from now the cable line VIII pass
the doors, and on the completion of that I'M
provement there will be an advance of all
property in this direction of not less than
100 per cent. The terms of sale will be made
very easy and announced hereafter, together
with further particulars about the property
in question A. NJ. Doherty, Auctioneer,. 422
WabaSha st. 144*
EILT-EDGED RESIDENCE Property at
" Auction will sell at auction on the
premises on Wednesday, June l, at 3 p. m,
100 feet frontage on Portland av., az the cor
ner of Kent St, by depth of 40 feet; this
property is about the finest in the entire city
for fine residence sites; it lies aoout feet
above the street grade, and is in the imme-
diate neighborhood of some of the finest resi-
dences in the city of st. Paul. notably those
of Hon. C. w. Griggs, A. &. Foster and many
are of the very best and most costly. and an
auction sale here is something that can be
looked upon as rarity: L have received
orders carte blanche to sell, and yofl can at
tend the sale with the greatest confidence
full particulars as to terms and conditions of
sale will be given in a few days. A. M.
Doherty, auctioneer, 422 Wabasha st. 144*
E'INE AND VALUABLE business prop
l. erty on the West Side at auction-I will
sell at auction on the premises, on the corner
of Ducas and Fairfield avenues, on Friday,
June 3, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, 100
feet frontage on Ducas street (SOuth Robert
street, by 100 feet on Fairfield enue. This
property may be termed giltedged, consid-
cradle amount of money has been spent in
putting in good stone retaining wall. and a
| substantial foundation has been partially
| built for fine block of stores This location
| cannot be spoken of too highly, being near
| the southern terminus of the Robert street
| bridge and on a street where thousands OF
| dollars are being laid out in good and sub.
| stantial improvements. The streets are all
| graded, and business has taken very firm
hold on this part of the city, stores being
| rented as soon as work is commenced on
them. TO capitalists this is fine opportu
! nifty, and as the property is to be sold al
whatever price it will bring, 1t is a matter OF
| interest that q large number VIII be present
at the sale. Full particulars will be given il
a few days as to terms, etc. A. M. Doherty
auctioneer, 422 Wabasha st. 144'
! EINE EXHIBITION of Turkish rugs
L Oriental portieres and carpets, bric.a
brac, etc. Iskender Bey, late attache of the
| palace of the sultan of Turkey, at CONSTANT
nople, will place on exhibition at the store
No. II East Third ST., on Monday and
Tuesday of this week, very fine collection
| of rare and valuable specimens of Oriental
art, including large number of fine Turkish
Daghistan, ,Derbend, Boukhara, Shirvan
Herat, lspahan,. Noukha, Teheran, and
other rugs. Khiva, Ferraghan and Per
sian carpets, etc. This collection is by
far the finest ever brought to thi:
country, and is well worthy of visit. The
hour of exhibition will be 4 p H. on Monday
and all day Tuesday. On Wednesday, com
mencing at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, 1 viii
| offer the whole collection at auction, with
| out limit. mean to sell the goods at what
ever they will bring. A. NJ. Doherty, Auc
| tioneer, 422 Wabasha st. 144'